The annual Michelin Guide for 2025 is set to be announced next month at a glitzy ceremony in Glasgow. The guide showcases the best restaurants and food spots across the country and last year, Hampshire saw 10 of its eateries featured.
From 36 On The Quay in Emsworth to Chesil Rectory in Winchester, the guide highlighted the best venues in Hampshire that are definitely worth visiting. Being featured in the Michelin Guide is a no mean feat as it demonstrates that a venue is dishing up high quality food, made with fresh, quality ingredients.
Restaurants don’t always have to break the bank to be featured within the guide – Pulpo Negro, located in New Alresford, has not only been featured in the guide, but it also bagged a Bib Gourmand which demonstrates that it is a venue that offers fresh, good quality ingredients for a reasonable price.
Here are 10 Hampshire venues featured in the Michelin Guide 2024:
5. Nathan Marshall Clarke House, Liss
Nathan Marshall Clarke House at Farnham Road, Liss, is in the Michelin Guide 2024. The restaurant serves up sublime dishes including fillet of wild sea bass with sweet potato gnocchi, fennel and smoked garlic emulsion. Photo: Google Street View
6. Pulpo Negro, New Alresford
Pulpo Negro, on Broad Street, New Alresford, is in the Michelin Guide with a Bib Gourmand. Photo: Google Street View
7. Chesil Rectory, Winchester
Chesil Rectory, at Chesil Street, Winchester, is in the Michelin Guide and it is known for its fresh ingredients and high quality food. Photo: Google Street View
8. Marle, Hook
Marle, in Hook, was awarded a green star by Michelin for their gastronomy and sustainability. They serve modern British cuisine and are known for delicious dishes. Photo: Google Street View